What? 
HerSpace Junior is an after-school art club that uses creativity to empower young women to make their own positive choices.

We focus particularly on building self-confidence and self-awareness in a safe space, as well as building positive relationships in a group. Of course we also provide knowledge and skills surrounding art and design, and have lots of fun! This term the group will be taking part in a project about identity, as well as doing a Discover and Explore Arts Award.

Who?
A visual art group for girls aged 6-11.

When? 
HerSpace Junior runs every Monday during term time from 3.30pm to 5.30pm.

Where?
Sessions take place at the Ark-T Centre on Crowell Road in Cowley
There is a suggested donation of £3.00 per session to pay for materials and refreshments.
However, we understand that payment might not be possible for everyone
so please don’t hesitate to contact us as we have some assisted places available.
 

Creativity Camps is part of Creativity Changes Lives, a varied and inclusive creative arts programme of groups and activities that take place every week at Ark-T including Herspace SR Hersapce JRTheatre Makers and Young Oxford Creatives.

We use the power of creativity and connection to increase confidence in learning, improve emotional resilience and wellbeing, and enhance a sense of community and leadership.

Our team of skilled and experienced artist facilitators offer dynamic multi-arts workshops with an exploratory and youth-led approach.

If you are interested in this project please fill in the form below and we will get back in touch with you, or if you would like to speak to someone please contact the team member below. 

Ark T Expression of Interest of Joining a Project

Please email [email protected] or call 07825 039125 if you would like more information.

 

  "I had a problem at school but coming here helped me calm down [...] doing art makes me feel relaxed" Young person

Weekly sessions at Ark-T are part of the Creativity Changes Lives project funded by BBC Children In Need, Arts Council England and Wates Foundation.